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Why is Eric Bieniemy available as an OC?


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7 minutes ago, FireChans said:

EB is going to be learning on the job, even more than Dorsey at this point.

 

If you wanna say last year, I agree that's not crazy. I could see going with EB > Dorsey when neither had been a real OC.

 

Once we hired Dorsey last year, he was going to get 2-3 years as OC unless he had a Nate Hackett level implosion.

 

I think I am a bit more negative on his first year report card is the issue.  I do get he will get more time, and I am not pissed or anything about it.  Definitely not nearly as upset about Dorsey as I am that Frazier is back.  

 

But, I am concerned on the number of things he needs to improve on all coming together this year.  I thought he struggled quite a bit with situational awareness, use of personnel, play calling (especially in the redzone), creativity, and overall scheme.  

 

Everything we did the last 2/3rds of the season felt like a struggle on offense, there was no cohesiveness.  It felt more like the greatness of Allen willed this offense to make points, with a lot of improvisation being the key out there.  

 

So I just hope he surprises and makes a big leap forward this year.  Hearing Lee Smith talk about it gives me some optimism, but still a big concern until we see it on the field.  

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Just now, H2o said:

Yes, if he fails in Washington as a stand alone coordinator then the sports media will make excuses as to why. It's what they do. Not sure about the coordinator hiring situation you mentioned because I have never kept track. If I were Arizona, and had my choice, I would have hired one of the two Cincy coordinators. That's on them. I wouldn't have made that hire. 

It’s funny that no one brought up the co coordinator stuff when all the McVay guys get hired. Or all the Pats defense is coaches. 
 

all you hear is black coaches aren’t getting jobs because they aren’t OCs. Well you have a 2 time Super Bowl OC not getting a job. And the character stuff holding you back in the nfl is hilarious. How about Andy Reid’s kids? The coke sniffing o line coach? Our own Kromer? Vrabel has a few arrests too.

 

but he just must interview really bad. I’d love for him to be awesome in Washington (though that probably won’t be the situation I would have picked) and then watch him get passed over again for daddy’s boys like Nate Hackett or Shurmur.

1 minute ago, Miyagi-Do Karate said:

 

He got benched in KC. Sure there’s no agenda there from Saint LeSean.

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9 minutes ago, wppete said:

The way things are going I wouldn’t at all be surprised is Ron Rivera “steps down” for “personal reasons” and Bieniemy gets handed the HC job. Should be interesting to see, very plausible for this to happen. 

It is plausible, Rivera has had serious health issues and been around a long time, nice way for him to gracefully retire.

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1 minute ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

It’s funny that no one brought up the co coordinator stuff when all the McVay guys get hired. Or all the Pats defense is coaches. 

Oh yeah ur so right dude. No one every talks about how Pats coordinators blow and are overrated because BB is the real mastermind. You truly have a finger on the pulse of the NFL media.

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Just now, FireChans said:

Oh yeah ur so right dude. No one every talks about how Pats coordinators blow and are overrated because BB is the real mastermind. You truly have a finger on the pulse of the NFL media.

Your incel energy is high today buddy.  Touch some grass and relax 

 

and no OC has gotten talked down as a coaching candidate for working for an offensive head coach like EB. Qb coaches for McVay become head coaches with less scrutiny than EB. 

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3 minutes ago, FireChans said:

Oh yeah ur so right dude. No one every talks about how Pats coordinators blow and are overrated because BB is the real mastermind. You truly have a finger on the pulse of the NFL media.

The Pats coaching tree joke, That is ALL you hear about down in Houston after the Bill O Brien fiasco.

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7 minutes ago, Alphadawg7 said:

 

I think I am a bit more negative on his first year report card is the issue.  I do get he will get more time, and I am not pissed or anything about it.  Definitely not nearly as upset about Dorsey as I am that Frazier is back.  

 

But, I am concerned on the number of things he needs to improve on all coming together this year.  I thought he struggled quite a bit with situational awareness, use of personnel, play calling (especially in the redzone), creativity, and overall scheme.  

 

Everything we did the last 2/3rds of the season felt like a struggle on offense, there was no cohesiveness.  It felt more like the greatness of Allen willed this offense to make points, with a lot of improvisation being the key out there.  

 

So I just hope he surprises and makes a big leap forward this year.  Hearing Lee Smith talk about it gives me some optimism, but still a big concern until we see it on the field.  

The offense was labored the entire second half. It looked like every drive was a chore to get through.

 

I 100% agree.  I actually think Dorsey really struggled with changing things up, more than anything else.  The NFL is a league where teams catch-up.  We were unreal the first few weeks of the season, and as teams starting to figure us out a bit better, we never pivoted at all.

 

That's one thing Dabs would do a lot of. He would do the jet motion a lot, then shelve it, then bring it back. Set concepts or combos up in September, bring them back but change them in December.

 

If you watch Bills offense from 2021 from like week 3 compared to week 16, there's a ton of variability. If you watch the 2022 offense, it gets simpler and obviously, worse.

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6 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

Your incel energy is high today buddy.  Touch some grass and relax 

 

and no OC has gotten talked down as a coaching candidate for working for an offensive head coach like EB. Qb coaches for McVay become head coaches with less scrutiny than EB. 

McVay was blocking KOC from taking other OC jobs.

 

https://www.therams.com/news/mcvay-kevin-oconnell-has-huge-say-huge-influence-on-how-we-want-to-operate

 

Andy Reid has been campaigning for this dude to get off his staff.  Maybe that's a difference.

 

Who knows.  Maybe the NFL just loves guys like Matt Patricia and Joe Judge like you said. Held in the highest regard among the media. lmao.

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1 minute ago, FireChans said:

McVay was blocking KOC from taking other OC jobs.

 

https://www.therams.com/news/mcvay-kevin-oconnell-has-huge-say-huge-influence-on-how-we-want-to-operate

 

Andy Reid has been campaigning for this dude to get off his staff.  Maybe that's a difference.

 

Who knows.  Maybe the NFL just loves guys like Matt Patricia and Joe Judge like you said. Held in the highest regard among the media. lmao.

LMAO!!!

 

or maybe Reid wants the guy to get a job because he deserves one. 

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I think he is going to fail as a HC / OC in Washington.

 

He was handed the keys to a Lambo in KC. The best offensive head coach to work under who still basically calls the plays and sets them up, and he has had  the best QB and TE in the game. 
 

Elite TE are the toughest offensive player to defend against 

 

Bienemi has none of that in Wsh. I expect him to not do great 

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My take on EB is it is a combination of all that is talked about. The historical off field stuff is real. I have heard from people I trust that his first go round on the interview circuit after the 1st Superbowl win he was REALLY unprepared, even though he is supposed to have improved that stuff sticks. He has not called plays. But also, he is black. It is the combination of all of it.

 

If he succeeds in Washington I think it happens for him though.

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He was partly available for the Chiefs do not need compensation picks and some may have been wary of making a move benefiting them.

Now if he is successful for a year or two Washington can get one.

 

I wonder if there are any limits on number of comp picks which can be given for one person hired and rehired and rehired.

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18 hours ago, C.Biscuit97 said:

Yeah, shady is such a great character guy. Totally respect what he says and he probably is not bitter at all after not playing more in KC.

 

this stuff could be fairly true but what an awful source. It’s like asking Kyrie his opinion of the Brooklyn nets. 

I mean for years you told us how terrible Andy Reid was. Haven’t heard that take from you in a while. 😉

Yeah, even if he was a figurehead OC (like Matt Nagy who got a head coaching job), he still would have a ton of awesome concepts from Reid. And for crappy as Nagy is, he made MT passable for a year.

 

 

LOL i've come around.  It's not like it was a national secret Reid struggled on big game day calling.   Mahomes is just what he needed.  

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